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The Chain of Blame: Finding Justice for Teacher Goso
Have you ever wondered how far a chain of cause and effect might stretch? How one seemingly small...
129 published stories
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Have you ever wondered how far a chain of cause and effect might stretch? How one seemingly small...
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Have you ever wondered how far a clever mind can go to escape seemingly impossible situations? What...

Once upon a time, in a small village surrounded by lush forests and flowing streams, lived a man who...

A Mysterious Beginning“The Sun was a strange little child,” said Outa. “He never had any Pap-pa or...

A Troubling MorningThe pigs had been very troublesome all morning, almost destroying the gate of the...

One day in the early morning, before any people were awake, Jakhals was prowling around, looking for...
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In the beginning, the sun was the property of the cock. The god once asked the cock to give him the...
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Once upon a time, the snake and the rat were very good friends. The snake was richer than the rat....
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African creation myth illustration depicting three key moments in a traditional storytelling format....
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Mbotu was a very famous king of Old Town, Calabar. He was frequently at war, and was always...
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Ituen was a young man of Calabar. He was the only child of his parents, and they were extremely fond...
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Effiong Edem was a native of Cobham Town. He had a very fine daughter, whose name was Afiong. All...

A man and his son were once going with their donkey to market. As they were walking along by his...
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Once upon a time, in a small village, there lived a young boy with his mother. His father had passed...
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Once upon a time, in a small village on the edge of a dark forest, there lived a poor family – a...
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Once upon a time, in a far-off land, there lived two brothers who were both married. Times were...
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Once upon a time, all animals were living together in unity. They were eating whatever they can find...
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At the beginning there was a huge drop of milk. Then Doondari came and he created the stone. Then...

Tiger, Ananse, and Goat shared a house together, but Tiger wanted the whole house for himself. "I'm...

Ananse and Tiger wanted to see whose hand was strongest. Ananse hid a hammer up his sleeve and hit...

Tiger wanted to kill Ananse. "Tell him I'm dead," Tiger said to Mrs. Tiger. "I'll lie here and wait...

Ananse and his family were on the rooftop, hiding from Tiger. One of Anansi's children complained,...

Tiger and Ananse went to the river. "Wash your guts!" Ananse told Tiger. Tiger took out his guts and...

Tiger had a big pot of stew-meat, and he had a bone-hole where he threw the bones. Ananse and his...
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